The Sun. — London, England, 1809-05-12 00:00:00

1, 1 /1. I w • t "4; . *" w' i-4,\V15.4.1/17.; 4 , \VIS.4 .1 /17 . ; ~.• .t.W"... , tkl 4704W.:,,;ii, er' .;,: ' s ° //44 7it'llae\ 1 0 ~ 4, 1 01 1 , : ,, k ' kl ' ' ' \ c , s.JI : ' , ';: :':‘ , l ,.• ..,.' ,''.' i ,'' ;t . ,r,,,, ''l ,f 44 91.41 . L ..-1 , ,..„.? . :, ' - ' l- ` l . 1 . • ...... h..e.... ~~ NUIPER siog,] b R. 1D A Y, MAT - 1:4 180(j. , , ... ...-........- ......1 4.... .................. , , ...._. .. . . . , ~ .., , ,-...;.,, . •;_-_,,.,,,, , ,,,...J.k.,, .....,....._. DRURY-LANE COMPANY. my Permission and under the Sanelion of the Right Hon. the LORD CHAMBERLAIN. THE' LYCEUM THEATRE, STRAND. / 415 PRESENT EVENING, May 12, ieog, Will be performed GRIEVING'S A FOLLY. The Charadters by Mr. SIDDONS, Mr. DOWTON, Mr. BANNISTER, Mr jOHNS:TONE, htr. MATH EWS, !Or. DE CAMP, s Mr. HOWELL, Mr. HOLLAND, Irfir3. POWELL, Mrs. 11. SIDDONS, And Miss KELLY. After the 6.itntcly, the new Dance of LOVE IN A TUB. WITH TRANSPORt-OFFICE, o, ao.g. 1 A HERE! .S the'Vez.en French .I'risooers V V naMrd and _described ar t; , e Jost hereof. beive ahreferd4 from the Towns of 114ePitage, illincanton, and Tivitrtiin, in vi", laden of their Parole of ii4hour : the conmissiotere forronduaing hi: litajesty's l rtxrport Service, Circ. do here 6, ler .s Reward of Five fluineas for the recapture of each of the said Prisoners; to any Person or PerJ,Pli who shall apkehend them, or either of them, and deliver them at this Office, or otherwise cause than to be secure!y lodged in ai l ,' of t h e Public IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF Co . 4llliiolVg. THURSDAY, MAY 11. After,_ i a few obs e rvati ons . from Mr. D. Mr. k#RISERT, and Mr. Alderman Comart, the third reading of the Blackfriars 44nclay Toll. Bill was poit. piled tiil this day fortnight, ' The Irish Assize Fees Bill went through a Corti tnittee of the whole Houk--Itepnrt to be receivi...d to-woriow. : The Charitable Don:it'll:in was read a second' time, and ordered to be committed on '4,'" . uesday next. Mr. Wimutavoace brv3glit up a Petition irons the inhabitants of Waketieki, praying apitist the re peal of tltc Wgt-,*a 444444 1 1,tuy At4.-40rdered lie on the table. Mr. Str.twu FUFEVRE moved, that. an humble Address be presented to his Mijesty,- in order that that these I,tal before the Houie a Covy of, the Re, port, made by tne Commissioners appointed to in. quire into the 4 - tate i*iiniti3:eni GAI B.tth Fields Prison.--Urdif*.7. NA V tGATIO N ACT. ne House haVing resolve=d into a Committee upon the Navigation sett; From WANTAGE. T. 'D'Hagetivillen, Midshipman, 2* years of age, five feet six inches high, -well made, long visage, sallow Complexion, light brown hair, haale eye; and a mole on the nett cheek. .I 3: Gautherni, Midshipman Al years of age, five feet nine inches and three quarters high, well made, oval vi'.i.age„.dark: Complexion, black hair, and hazle eyes. P. P. thaband, Midshipman, 21 years ofige, five Qet seven inches high, well made, , long visage, sallow complexion, light brown hair, Male eyes, and a mole on the lett cheek. jean Clouts, Surgeon; '27 years of age, six tea high, stout, oval visage, fair complexion, dark hair, hazle eyes, and marked with the stnall-pox. Prom WINCANTON. W. Le Conteiux; Aspirant, .2o years of age, five feet five inched and a half high, slender, ovil visage; fair coin. .• plosion, brawn hair, and grey eyes. jean Luton, F.nseign de Vaisseau, 2,9 yqapi...42( age; five feet seven aril a half high, slender, long vsaag&, dark complexion, dark broWn hair, and hatle eyes.' jean Marie Olett4,..Aspirant,, 17. years of age, six feet high, slendc:r, long-visage, rather pale comple x i on , d ar k hai r, dark :':yes, and marked with the small-pox. Jean Derneser s ' Surgeon, 23 years of age, five feet seven inches high, • slender, oval visage, pale complexion, dark brown hair, and ha2le eyes. Louis '(;lencor, - Lieutenant of Artillery, 3 0 years of age, five feet eight inches high, stout, long visage, brown coin. plexion, - black hair, ,and hazie eyes. ' From TIVERTON. jean Baptiste Martin, _Lieutenant de Vaisseah, 33 years of age, ,five feet five inches and a hall high, slender, oval visage, dark complexion, dark hair, and hails eyes. Auguste Verger, F.rieign de Vaisseau, 31 years of age, five teat seven inches and a halt high, noddle sized, oval visage, dark complexion, light brown hair, and grey eyes. - • -• • - TEMPER ; Or, THE DOMESTIC TYRANT. The Cheraeters by Mr. DOWTON, Mr. EYE, R R Mr. I. Shlati, Mr. USSELL, -• ,•Mr. IiANNISTER, Mr. RA'? ••' Mr. MADI)OCKS, Master W A LACK, • • Mrs. ORCIER,, Mies MFLLON, Miss TIDSW ELL, Mrs. HA 1(10 1,1 /E. ilcixesbs. Second Price3s.—Pit 3s. 61. Sec , ,nd Price zs.— 11 erY SS: Second Price ts..—Eli Gallery is. Second Price 61. BMWs vnd ' Places tor the Lyceum to he taken of Mr. the box-Office, In Little Russell-street. jutonscr to' the Hoxes*nd'Pit 11 Strand, arid the , Galleries from Exerer.eireet only Doors to be °petted at Halt first Five, and the Perform, anct: to begin at - Half past Six. Y cl ' r e'rrout, tke. C9mic' Opera of Thellanntecl Tower; 44111 the Cornic , -Drarna of The Three and the Deuce. 1 - Mr. Fe% It LEY's NIGHT. 0 TiIEATRE ROYAL . , IIAY4IARKE I' ,„ N MONDAY, May 15, wil! be atteci the CO tiloy of 1 , THE DRAMATIST. floriville, Mr. FAR - LEY; I Vapid; Mr. Lr.Wls, , i. +.9anithe last tim e h e will ever perform that Charaaer, and the lam slight hut six of his appearing on the Sta,;e; ; Mariana, Mrs. GLlthS. Aim WiIICW, PANTODESICOIf REA, An Entertainrrient of Dancing, and Singing. To which will be added, : - VALENTINE AND ORSON. Valentine, Mr. FARLEY ; • Orson, Mr. GRIMALDI. • ar iektts to he hid of Mr. Farley, 47, Greek-street, Soho 1 and or Mr. Ithindon at the Theatre, where Places for the notes may be taken . Mr. Rost .stated it to be .his objen irr the hi. troduaion of this present Bill, to permit the im portation of American goods on - American bottoms into this Cc' 'Annoy. Wain was glad, he said, that such concession had, been made as led to that concihation,. which he trusted had not been .tiupted towards . America too late; • a gradation towards amity with that Country had been commenced, and he was much, pleased at perceiving that the late Orders in Council had at least 'teen partially abandoned.— He would wish, however, to know, as ler as would be proper to Nei - this inquiry, how we at present stood in relation to America. S A L - E S,' tiec. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A CAPACIOUS MANSION.HOUSE ou the East Side of the ST EY N E., with a Front to East. street, lately occupied by tbit ight Hon. the Earl of Cra ven; with Coa , :h.house, Subic!. anti Offices, comprising every Convenience for a Isrktell'amily. The Premises are Copyhol.l. at ,a small certain fine nn death or alienation, which renders them equ.ll or superior to Freehold. The Furniture may be taken at an A ppraiSement. Particulars may -bo had of Messrs. Leggatt mil/ander 'Guclit, Solicitors, No. 3, Craved -street, Strand. Mr. Rosa replied, that in the systetn of reconcili ation wh►ch this Country adopted towards America, there did not seem to him to be any degree of con cession made on our part. Auierica had indeed taken oil the Embargo . ; but as to the question of whet mum policy she may think fit to pursue, he Could nut possibly jud6e. He said that the relaxation of he (Mien in COtiond was in a great measure regu- Lued by $r aituattob with regard to Spain, in the NM and my lit .- Lortt *matt Pleri-y said a few words on the subject, and remarked that our situation with regard to Spain could not solely influence our measures to wards America. To the PROPRIETORS Of EXST INDIA STOCK. LAWNS AtitiCitertiMlN, E TURIST you my unfeigne4Thanks for the dig the 'imtuished support with winch you honoured me upon rn , "attot of yesterday.. Although toe result Jell short of th e '2 4 ,thaps, t9O sanguine expettitions, detive terefrom , confidence, that %won the next h V4cansy 7 4 11 experience such an accession of strength from those r ienda who were pre.engaged on the late occasion as will ,t4tablisii me in the honourable situation of a Diretior of . S.our AlCurs. I have the honour to be, With the utmost respect, , • Ladies and Gentlemen, Your faithfui and obedient humble Servant, LAMES DANIELL. Ailliter-scuare, May it, 18°9. I)EDHAM, OSSUX. i.Fifty.eight Allies (adjoining the Navigable River Stria), and WICKS and ItRA Of lE. ESSEX, 64 Mika from L on d on , near the Maningtrre kivrr. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, On Settiday the Jell Day of 'wiz Next. at tne White Hatt . _ Inn. Colchester, at Twelve o'CloLk at — 0,10,, By Me4isrs. LINTON atii LAVALLEN, In Volt'. Lots, - According to priiiied l'artictilus, then and there to be pro. duce(' (unless previously Disposed of by Punta Contras% of which Notice will be given), LOT mHE MANSION-HOUSE,. called the ROOK. 1.• ER Y, in Vedhain, tit for the im►nediate Residence of a large genteel Family., with large att.cticil and detached Offices, and SRA, tR. Igly. of Arable IVreadow Vil4tnfe .and Orchard - fm,,re or less), in a Ring Fence. Also a large detmtp:kl C .ttage, in it beautiful Vale, near the Mansion4louse, tit for the Residence of a small tented Family, with a good kit,hen Carden, Stable, Enid coach. house. •' r he the P R l' RIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. 4 ,utas AND GtNlLlAlbig, . 41 E nattering Support With•which I bay° been honoured, claims more than common acknowledge.. ;:nri and I want words to express the grateful emotions of / breast. My future condu ct alone can justify your dia. miguistied approbation, anti I soletrutly Myself to trh nifeOlt, by the most unremitting zeal, ,diligence„ Mid line ritY) in the Management of your Concerns , . the sense I en tertain of the important Trust you have conhded to me, and ply warmest gratitude for the tavourab:e consideration you "ye been p_l_eased to ex rest on the fi rst tender of my services: With the grea test-dr.ference and respect, I have the honour to be, Ladies and G ent Your obliged and obedient Servant, WILLLAM WIGRAM. 1 .04d0n Assurance, May 11, 1809. . TO SURVEYORS. N ARCHITECT a ncI.BUB VEYOR, bavipg a small count tion in the Metropolis, which hi either wishes to D 6104004 or take :in actives Yowl &lan as Part 4c( to the COIICO/11, whO has been. accustomed to measuring : Cat cunneition maybe improved more by becoming a Partner. the Advertiser wot4lsl help jric:reatse it. Ititspodability, sobriety, and iniquity, are essentials, with Le ll Warne and Address tp o3t - pa i d; to A. B. Post.OtticO, aitrinford-streer, Portntan-squAte, IiEWPETT'S r rHE FIFTH' PART of - Mr. HEWLETT'S ' ULF was this Day published, and may be halt of 411 the booksellers; the hoya, Paw at 95. and theDerny eeper at 75. The fifth Part contains superior Engravings from the fol . . o Wing Pie.tureson, , P.f. ng ha Prodi gal S Sal vator inter ravcr. liosa, Heath. Nt, Raphtzl Cluster or C;rapes, Poussm, , Wurthington, . Burnt Sacittice, Urun, ' Heath. klltriat brarins his Cross ' Al ter- piece tit Maltdideri CO* hke Chapels () Vera. 114 HibiC Will be completed in Twenty / similar Parts. Frtcrrian. ARMY AND 1 , ./ ; .VY izANIVAGE'. HS PATENT.CAMP BEDS'ITADS, Furni ,4l. ttriedrlattrasses said II tng cotnplete are very resped. ily recoatmnte I ed to t....'entleitteri, as being the most portable T ,t superior t o any others made in London ; Marquees, el 'ts• Tables and Chairs, on improved principles; Sea uta,Soia Beds, and Chairs, for on Board .Ship ; Alusquitto et furniture, and Patent israss-screw Liedsteads, lot East s'ott West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at MORGAN and SANDERS's Patent Bedstead. Nlanulaetory and Ware-Rooms, Nos. Wand 17 a Catherine -street, StrAnd. 1 . , 2 70 : 4 n and • Sanders's Ne,v-inveteed imperial Dining •'''es, allowed to be the most complete and Elegant act of iltyti Ft tvvr yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Box ten Inches deep. • li• The fashionable Sola.l3ed and Chair-Bed Were , MONEY. ESSItS. L(CAS aild . Cu. beg Leann • to inform VI. those that may he desirous of oorrownig Tempo. P. "Y C r Pernnutern c t.) MS of MON EY' ti' 4l, thug can at all te , 44 tes. Witilt)tit delay, advance any Sltrit front One Hun. INd to T went y Thousand Pounds, and upwards, on personal ' lll ' ll. 9' Other Security, arising frotrsAir riage Se t Licit tents, NI Q., :'L'Y to the Funds, Clergyrnetts' Livings, or Freehold, Copy, `, 414 * Atilt Leitichohl E4tilta, on the most fair and equitanle . ernu, ill also contlutt every Negotiation at much less 'llzence than what is u sua lly red in money transaetions. k2 r'unai Applicatitatts Messrs. Lucas awl Co. daily re. 4 " at their house,/No. t 9, lerinyn-street, St. Letters * post.patd, immediately answered. yen p are puriAkur will be given tot well secured •-•idthdlet. LOT I L A SMALL FARM adjoining, 'containing itA. (more ur less), of At4ble, antlyacwe Land. LOT I I A Mr.SSUAGE, OUT-HOUSES,' and-GARDEN, in the Occupation of Mi. William Hatt, near Dedham Turn pike. The. Land is all good. The Lond2n Coaches pass daily, within a qu , a mile of the Mansion•hunse, and the Pot morning arid evening. The Neighbourhood is also good, the Roads excellen4 and , the Country. delightful. LOT IV-. - - PONt) UAL!. FA R.lll, ittWitt and Bradfield, upon which is a good Family Haase, fit for the Residence of a genteel Family : there are large Barns, and other requisite Buil. ings, and ato Acres (more nr less), of Rich, Atable, and Pasture Land, in a Ring Pence. The Land is in a high state of Cul. fivation, and includeca beautiful Wood, containing 19, 3, ,33, (more or less) of well grown. Oak, Ash, and t int Tim. her, in the centre of which is an old Decoy Pond, that may easily be restored. MI the Premises ate Freehold, except 4aA. "anti the whole Tythe freo `(except 27A.) and the outgoings remarkably small, except an Annuity of stA. per Annum, during; the Life of a Gentleman, aged sixty-five. Also the great and small Tythes of 77k. 314.. part of tktree Farms adjoining, •with. a profitable Gravel 1 its This beautiful Farm is eight smiles from Harwich, four front Maningtree, and thirteen from 4olehester, all capital Market Towns. Printed Particulars may soon be had at the gookeryi Ded ham; White Mitt, Brentwood; Spread Eagle, ingatestone; Black BO), Chelmsford; Blue Posfs, Witham; Cloiiitit Lion, Ipswich; Swan, Sudbury; Angel, Bury;' White Hart, Col chester ; of Messrs. L - ntori and Lavallen, Auctioneers, Culelmiter ; or of Mr. Woodgate, Solicitor, C;oltien-stplare, Laridoif; wi►erc a Map of the Lots, and the Elevation of the Mansion. House at Dedhan►, may be seen. DIXON'S -ANT/BILIOUS Y 1 LLS. MIIESE PILLS have lotig obtained a just cele,, bray in the priv.are practice of the Propriaor, Mt. 1)1X ON I, A pot hecary ; suit from their great success in many obstiii.tte Biiious Disorders,-pn numerous Patients ut thiction and others, particularly the late Duke of. Bedford, Sir George Warren, the Dowaget Lady Sa y and Sele, the Viscouutes9 Ilulkeley,, &e. &c. he was , persuaded to °UZI them-to the Public, .undor the apprpbat 1311 4nd the sanction ut their times. The Pills are found to be an incomparattle remedy for re. storing the tone'to the stomach, for curing indigestion, for prcventing Crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eruc tations and liatulencies. They prevent habitual and tempo. coy Costiveness, siclt.ileati-achs, and /lean-born, which is: occasioned by pregnancy, anti t debilitated Stomach ,whether .ittising from the acriinony of the redundant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to excess. 'Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. -Butler's, 4, Cbeapside, corner cif Paternoster-row t and by most Country MrAlicine Venders, in Boxes at as. 9d. bi- anti tis. 2s. each. GODllol.o's PATENT V Et;ETABLE 13.4.1-see For COLIC DS, COLDS, AsrtimAs, and CONSUNIP. TIONS. F the ITikdersigned, llama experienced the Yv good E treds of the' VEG ETAItLE ESA 41 In our Families, and witnessed it in others, most strongly teem ntatid it as , the only etticAcioua Medicine I;nown for the above Complaints : Lothian, Dudley and Ward, Giantley, Mac. donald, Forteseue, and Mountfort Viscountesses Dudley and Ward; and Falmouth i Dowagers Grantley, and For. tosoue; Lady Appreece ; Sir John Cog Kill, Francis Blake, Edward Newntiain. t;eorge Cutout:ls Droule, Doyle, and De bath. Certitirstos ol a succk-ssiun of Curci to be seen e.ery Day from kl,tven till 'I o'Ciouk, at No. 3, hl Bluottt*Ousry. square. N B. By taking !Mite tea spoont Li Is CA the 08153 M at going t o sU public ri.wes of an evelang and illinlixitAtel7 iYI rv. lurrlst, would •AVC thOUlttlita %LA., The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER observed, that there Were other circumstances hesides.our re. lation to Spaiq which influenced these tneaiiires.--, The'alteration which had taken place in Turkey and Russia operated Ina great measure OLT Our conduct towards America, It varied also according to the 'varying interestof the Spanidi and Portudiese settle ments. 'On this subjett be was witting to tudet , the arguments of the liptiontable Odnilernan opposite at any other time; but the present W;l5 1 . 1 111rdity•itIC011•: Vellient to proceed to Such a discussion. Mr. NVITITERRAD said, • that limb the'dates it Would not appear-that the affairs of 'Spain had auy intluenctivpon the system which Ave adopted to. wards Atneriea. in Patch last; when he lead the honour of bringing torwatd a motion on that . slit). j e,;l, it OW a ) pea r from. the la tiguage 'of Mini. nisterattien,,that any relaxationim our part was in tended. It went rather bard with the Right Hp. nottrable Gehtletnan opposite, when he was oblir 4 ed to call to his AiiiV3llCO the Ottoman and 'Russian forces. Mr. WsColvoi,vbrouglit thelteport, was ordtrett to be receive,' to.ntorrow, • PAItLIMOIESTARY PURITY - . Mr. Cuitwts brought up a Bill tor. the better sec .mug the independence of Parliament; by pre ventin the . tratlie of .Seats therein, and the piztc tice of bribery in obtaining hem .--itead 3 first tune. Mr. Cuto,vatit then moved that it be printed. He trusted that,as the _Right Hon. Gentleman opposite. had far given concurrence as to allow thcr intro. dation et this Bill, he would not oppose it on the second reading, which he gioUld move for all sane day next' week. - The CH.' N " C'ELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that if any objettionaule matter appeared on the lace of die Bill, ho should prefer opposing it in the stage of 01 - committal, as it would be previously submitted to every Member of the Houle in a printed forrn, and they would thua have au upportutiity to of whatever objectionablu' tiPEtcr the Bill may con-' The Bill was then orde.red to be rod cr Tuesday next, nod be printed. Mr. ilusicassell IN:ought.upan A:oconnt, 'staling the nett produce 4f tpii 'axes for the lait two years.—Ordered N114:011 !e. Mr. WIIITI.ItitAD pull, 'llOl tilt to-morrow intended minion ou the 44 . 4.t0tt of et)Wiwi Char tnilly to Spain. • The SECPETARY ftt NI T R bronglit up tt. Copy of Mr. Merry',Lter to the War Office on the..mtb. ject of Colonel Oalt:`* Levy.—Ordered to lie on the table. CHARGE AGAINST miNisTERC , Mr. MA utioctts roe, and tnoVen tibt Inc! reSO - of that House in December 1779 he now read, (The Resolution was here read, it geneially stated, that the influence exercised by Min ~tern ilf returns to that House wits resented by it, not only 46 derogatory to the dignity and hOnour of the House, but of the Empite, and dissonant to the prinCiples 01 uttr tree and happy Constitution). Bon. MQ,m her iIUYI ntoved the etnitiing of the resolution, 25d1 April, 1809, [lt stated, thef the House, from ita jwilotts guard ut the purity of Parliament; lia%int entered upon an exit/violation of practices arinn such prity, auti having taken - tozniz,inee . . , thereof, did nnt,..ll6wever, otihne: to ~, . :: i::' , ,„- 1 resolotiorintitor Jlte mate .:1 l'ik: . iCitlifiP4 ate permission of the I.:f: , die few 'prelnutnary,poservationt , xv(deil 1•4:,ha , ,', -,- otfer'to its atiention, ; :,:::, lie brinEFit*, forward liis i',::, :sent motion he. bad . no other objea [it ',ley, that '. stria . and itii'c7ell'' rc;,•ga , ;d to the,itrinciyitfOlthO,ll-;:-. tish Cowititution.. .1.1.1 did n(it hjr npy , tricansi.bring, it forward as a pti.ty inati, .1-le would:, CAI flip at.. ieption ,of the, l:lonse to, the 1.-latni?th tee, tieeliOrt t vi O or t1)10 :;'tits !ri47.o,ll.triterQin it woul' twile.....it th',lt iliejigiy,ogoi pituyia:.3; notice th. the I)t..tott tld- , .." cusc...4 'was fel:lac& bocanje. 'dip contket of tlidse , per, its ali,,a,a to in that affah= }vat= cgneicliqt4,z& in tLrictiryz- Wit' tl::4 privileges of Ntijagger,t ~ brow 11,. r i m! : %, ....Ell i,,; tioh. Friond t:orliPin , 1„; all en: ... ~• . -ter,-,l 1 - ,1) , ,-. .1 ~ ~,.., .- ~,,... ti:,. YL:...ii4:!5 tr.) ti...! :10•4 , ' U.) ' tilt! 1 , 4:;':,... 1 , i"..! ',.V I.l{OJ t.... , .`,H ~!7' I t,..i!), } , 'riend t.,..-.1,..p.; 111! had' ir:ocr...H!,•' -rt ib ....,., ..'; •.‘ 1 iif 4.th., r J 1 %!:;,-;, illere vv ~-,y,', ! ~.,.. ~ , , , ' li,:' -,.‘...:,-. .J! ; ~'.... ge:oi..is a ituktentl ,! ..!,o:ii; :wss;;;:t out ot t..; '.': ~ en?e c - 4.ercistkl by tht: 'fiease.ry la i . ,,/ , ..n . ning i' . ,:: ..,- I.,e.'s to se A tt,s l.n tit it 1-10tist.. I'lll' ttatle of :IsAr.ft-Al.:, St. 41:7ivii, in titexcit t 7;34, wat.;g i,frutti iJitt)swt. titi, which he wotaid adduce" in tic pre., ~ r..:- stance. On the. nt,;..l.7rts. %v filch th'elireastirp p0t . ,... , ,:,.:.f.::,' 01 intfuencing the dtspeial of l.)uroughS by apply :J:11; thercto the taxetioltll6 Country, tile fich ivicirnoc,: strongly t:tnitLicivctted. lie i;:ttoEht cc.ay.:arc; cases of throe bcrougtis 4 liCrci..« . l 0.1.:.74 . illtk , ..l:ce-, .1:',, 1 . bt:i:n ex.toii:ibt.:Ll. ill one (the iicttoogli of f4evior;,..) gi,Jrwl. liiil - b,:qt - i pSid to inflitte;i4 tl..e rert:t't 0 ot, \4r:tuber thvieto. The 14 , 0•otheis weru 1 1y'...t;r4; , ., a xi d ,I33fitniry. in cue Qi ' tlifi!sti a 'ptsrsoil R : ''''') ' , 11 slltiiiiioll of . 140 , A. a-year in ..:tp'..-, .F.;xci.44 .'. k. l rifent,, was !ft lleit . 4ning,'Otlii.:cr. rut l'ict: i l'i, - oistilii i carne to tho.!cise of ilif.,tst aggrava•ti , ..:n, tnnr::::.:4, tbt, ' tineoce cxent,ised by the Treas:lry ili :1::. veto.ra tnac.: fur the Liormlli of c !,hr.:::1. lit chi, it,:i'aoce its ray, solutions had . tint only i been ciolin e d in tilt- i«...iiii de the flotise, lilic iiltd 06 ti•i; of 1 erettt injos;, , ,,:e l' a:( been clone to an honourable intLvid . L.:,,d, ',Opt iudi viduni, when the faas of evidet..;:e‘ ‘C•:-1.: !.:.',.]trtt nt (;r3 liar of file House, would,. lte was cktnvtric,d, ille'.:t with ihi esteem, 'of every, nia'n iri ihe counts y, tic: should now state titti leatnres Of the cf,l,tili,i ''.. had heart - f that a stini tai . nitiney ,h;td heCa 10',..,,,i :4, Lord Visoonot CaStiereagli, thrpcgl,, , tll' kiii,R. , ii 4 Wale;ley, 14 Ouititiii Did:, E.sii.. for pr'oeti*t i itX return to Parliatntint for the 13Orough nt'Casttiri v I had 4 120 andc4sitiod that the .tlitit Unli: sifen Periii.-.01 hail lieen a pally to tl!e s,titf transatino That the said quimin I)ick; FS4. having intwifi r e,'. Lord Air:sew:ln( Castlereagh of the vote Which lie.in tende,d to give O'n the affair "c't . the' D01....c of Yo`i.k, was informed by the said lioi:d 'ciisctittor (,7:IS Cl,.`.U.'. .'.! Of the propriety of relitv....oi.4hinv h.. ;;4:ar, rit!i:::rt 11; t4 priceed *to bitch a %o!e,. 'Oi: rhii Eltbi , .-.1 litt (NI - 1..., j‘LiddoekSl 'confidently .h*tl'Ilt;I: 110 i.. . ,,..., :,.v:01(1 t 4. 4 2: dicate its dignity, and ernes it; a\ k?,-.1,)11 I() :.t.,,.i., tlowarranfablepraaiees.lf ileKditln,ot,ilitiy w:ol iid, come into diScrectit with tho,e4try, abd`confjtteitce in the Parliament would rii loin' I..v:.!'eritertainttli?y tlio peop le. Lord FOLxitot;ih iaidi tbat in tit • - .%-lF.,'e or 1.4 Shepherd, e,vidence had been It nt the 80., :nt.J yet the Person itecused was not clireOed to attend ja his place. The Noble 11,ord pat.anced the 'cue oA , Sir' Edward Seymour, as in Point wit it the' prcti'ent transti6tiotr. lt appeared to him an 11 winkle,winkle, (liiit the Hon.' . Gentletilan stiot;tid'prOiK.se this I motion pre., vjOks' tOttny defence being entered itito,67 the Iti0; Han. Gentlemen oppVsite‘ The SPEAKEIn wished to lin s ow if ti..! Cet;- tleman ('xii. MadduCks) inoetuled to th!.:t. upon . Olu preCeaent which he had quoted. 'Upon t pre i : -(:".• dent, it•:.tppeared that the person acensed I d been coinpaed tO withdraw, thcngli idler by in twice heard in awiwer to chaeges againq Itt the case of Sir R. Walpole,. withdrawal only trick place after crimination. GoutiStil . had 4een It in that case against the i:.•liarges . ,. whiCh was not uric - al, and the; Members, on the other babel, iit'suppOt Of if. it was hii opinion, .that time shOuld be allimed the personacetised. for their deleuee pteious tt withdrawing. y Sir j. ANSTRUTkii;4 wished to ;!et the Noble Lord (Follutone)' right. In the case of Sliephe'rd,' the parfy accused was heard, .havitag tun infotttria- Cott on the subj'ec't, nod heard at hingth on u.) the charge against him, previous to which ho wa3 tot ordered to withdraw. The cases of Sir Edward Sef moor, and time borough • of, lianbuty, were by no means cennetted. . • • 111 r, HOB NKR Said if the Eton.Cehileirtan , . , :moot to 'ltalia a cruntnawry motion, th party ac cum d bhould be tirbt„heartl, aisa then watnirkaw, tie uncletltood the mnttrin of the flan. Cer l 4.. man to be "for a Committee on this z;ubjee. The kaiggettion would then be, it the motion I.7ent iVr„, ward to the Committee to, bring 14rWaf4 a crittii natory charge. • , The CaANcera,Oß of the tX.C:liKatillt said; it wag his peiteCt desire father to aequiC4ee with than appeal ro the, wi,di and sense Of the flots4i.ii this (iCca.: , inti. tie did think, that Calllo fiilll4 * did chair wonld. be` adopted. Po • considered, that wherever It eharge tie bon,tance/against, 'an indiV'idual; that itid;i,:!ol4 '‘,1,1-;mild tae, heatit .hela,:e any other' proceditig bowing. didio the inzlination; of the 1-10.iz,e, and not Wishing to quarrel with: its . de eisiOns, he would fhst take the liberty ot their wen ti - on to tew observationa which he die it make, 414 atterwardi wiihdraw. The patty 11‘ . .t for Med the groiind of the disettasiOn itself, thongh he way legally be 'entitled tOlabide in his plaCe; yet front the edmideration that it would appear at if his presence restrained discussion, be ai; 11)4 paify woold after a fqW Irk thtb be, diir,ciAl to retire.' The orders of the tiotrie vvvrt: ialcot' - ;% . !;;Dtvtlt to the pt , run : iiacctis w ) its 111.4 a'# It'3lt' btl ?..;ts'pe:fttlfritY of being heard only, it, t he ~ ,e.tiotencertuent rat tilr Ulan' iii the close of the be "eu. able& to zeinitk on t lw v‘t.:iel:i neatri-ig:i;.'.l, the t'gisetr: